• Resolved boxhamster

    (@boxhamster)


    Hi team,

    User of NinjaFirewall for some years, so I’m happy to see how NinjaScanner has been developing.
    I’m currently suspicious about my website, so installed NS to see what’s up, but the scan is stopping on step 5.
    What I’ve done:

    • I’ve switched between Cron and Ajax.
    • debug.log shows one error: “[10-Jan-2023 14:28:36 UTC] PHP Notice: Constant WPACU_CURRENT_PAGE_ID already defined in /home/u853875312/domains/swingdancehome.com/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wp-asset-clean-up/classes/Main.php on line 617”
    • max_execution_time is set to “0”
    • phpinfo is here: https://swingdancehome.com/phpinfo.php

    It’s now stuck on woocommerce for some 20min (writing at 16:10). These are the last log entries:

    10-Jan-23 15:50:34 DEBUG stm-post-type 4.4.8
    10-Jan-23 15:50:34 DEBUG Attempting to download it from www.ads-software.com
    10-Jan-23 15:50:34 DEBUG Not found. Attempting to download it from the trunk folder instead
    10-Jan-23 15:50:35 WARN HTTP Error 404. Skipping stm-post-type 4.4.8, it may not be available in the repo
    10-Jan-23 15:50:35 DEBUG translatepress-multilingual 2.4.4
    10-Jan-23 15:50:35 DEBUG Using local copy
    10-Jan-23 15:50:35 DEBUG Building files list from ZIP archive
    10-Jan-23 15:50:35 DEBUG Using sha1 algo
    10-Jan-23 15:50:37 DEBUG woocommerce 7.2.2
    10-Jan-23 15:50:37 DEBUG Using local copy
    10-Jan-23 15:50:37 DEBUG Building files list from ZIP archive
    10-Jan-23 15:50:40 DEBUG Using sha1 algo

    What am I missing?

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  • Thread Starter boxhamster

    (@boxhamster)

    I’ve just spoke to my hoster and had max-exec-time set to 300, the maximum available for my contract.

    Also, just now I got this error again for the 2nd time:
    The HTTP server returned the following error: 200 SyntaxError: JSON.parse: unexpected character at line 1 column 1 of the JSON data.

    Plugin Author nintechnet

    (@nintechnet)

    The scanner sends AJAX requests and expects a JSON-encoded response for each of them. It your case, the response seems corrupted: either it’s because of a notice, warning or error that was returned (similarly to the one you found in your debug log) or, if your site was compromised, a bunch of rogue code returned by AJAX.

    To check all AJAX responses:
    1. Go to NinjaScanner main page.
    2. Open your browser’s console ( CTRL + shift + J) and select the “Network” tab.
    3. Run the scanner and check the AJAX response when the error occur.

    Thread Starter boxhamster

    (@boxhamster)

    Hi,

    thank you for your reply and support.

    I get Status 200 notifications.

    Nothing else. I’m not sure if you want me to provide anything or how to judge if what I see is ok?

    Plugin Author nintechnet

    (@nintechnet)

    Maybe click on the “Console” tab in the browser’s console, I think it should display a JS error?

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